Brantley Sees Bright Outlook For 1904 Democratic Chance
Hon W G Brantley and Mrs Brantley arrived from Blackshear and stayed at the Oglethorpe. He praises Chairman Griggs, predicts a possible Democratic win in 1904, cites tariff as key issue, notes Henderson’s awkward position over tariff revision, and says the district is prosperous with Brantley in good health ready for a lively contest.
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W. G. Brantley
Congress
Brantley
Blackshear
Oglethorpe
Col. Brantley
Griggs
Congressional Committee
Henderson
Thira
Iowa
Bantley
Republican
Roosevelt
Confederate Surgeon William Curry Dies in New Haven
New Haven Conn September 20 Dr William Curry a Confederate veteran and surgeon died at his home here today of pleurisy He was a brother of ex Minister Curry and well known in this region His death caused widespread regret across political and social lines
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New Haven
Conn
William Curry
Curry
Roosevelt Receives Warm Cincinnati Welcome During Visit
President Roosevelt arrived in Cincinnati at 10 o clock and was met by a large Republican delegation. He spoke at Music Hall twice and attended a St. Nicholas banquet, with a parade and Fall Festival activities across the day. About 400 plates were served at the banquet with many officials present.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Roosevelt
Depot
Fleischmann
Frank W. Foulds
Escott
St. Nicholas
Exposition Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
Senator Foraker
Nash
Music Hall
Navy orders 600 Marines mobilize for Panama call
The Navy Department orders six hundred marines to mobilize at Norfolk Naval Yard and prepare to proceed to Panama if needed. The cruiser San Francisco is to move from Norfolk to Porto Rico. Captain McLean lands over a hundred marines at Colon to protect property and seizes a railroad to keep it in operation.
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Washington
Navy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Panama
San Francisco
Norfolk
Porto Rico
Colon
Colombia
McLean
Flour Mill Employes to Strike Tomorrow
Minneapolis flour mill workers threaten to strike for shorter hours starting Monday. If no agreement is reached, no one will report to work, potentially halving the nation's flour production.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Southern Here Officials Pleased With Brunswick Port Facilities
J A Dobson C S McNamus and W A Vaughn Southern railway officials visited Brunswick noting its status as a deep water terminus and distributing point for the west They praised Brunswick and pledged to divert freight to the port while visiting property and terminal facilities General Agent Candler hosted them during their stay.
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Vaughn
Brunswick
Great West
Southern Railway
Candler
Southern Railways
Desmoine Launched by Fore River at Quincy
The government cruiser Desmoine was successfully launched today by Fore River Shipbuilding in Quincy Boston. Hundreds witnessed the event as the ship was introduced to Neptune and moored beside the seven masted schooner Thos. W. Lawson which will be rapidly finished.
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Boston
Mass
Desmoine
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Neptune
Thos. W. Lawson
New Produce Firm Opens In Brunswick By J M Hoodenpyle
J M Hoodenpyle, long time Brunswick resident with broad local ties, will open a produce business on A street Tuesday morning. He will specialize in all produce lines and operate a general commission service, aiming to become a key factor in the city trade. The Mews congratulates him and many friends in Brunswick and beyond wish him success.
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J. M. Hoodenpye
Hodenpyle
Hoodenpyle
Brunswick
Wisa
Tariff on Cattle Sparks Cuban Trade Debate
Havana reports a brief note on a tariff affecting cattle with limited readable details about who proposed it and the potential impact on trade. The fragment mentions Sept 20 and a government action but lacks full context.
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Havana
Hope of the Republicans in Alabama Convenes New Ticket
Montgomery Sept 20 The Alabama state Republicans express measured satisfaction with the Birmingham convention outcome while lamenting the absence of a strong industrial leader. Charles P Lane pledges to debate Dr Cunningham, and the ticket features two bankers as leaders with plans to attract northern voices on protection and gold money.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Moses
Charles P. Lane
R. Cunningham
Brown
Karter
Clifford Knocks Out Hawkins in Fifth Round
In Butte Montana on September 20 Daly Hawkins of San Francisco was knocked out by Jack Clifford with a short arm right hook to the jaw in the fifth round. Hawkins led through four rounds but tired late.
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Clifford
Hawkins
Butte
Mont
Daly Hawkins
San Francisco
Jack Clifford
Clerk of federal court dies after accidental self shot
D W Parish a clerk of the federal court eastern district of Texas was accidentally shot while hunting and died last night from his wound. He was a Mason of prominence in Tyler Texas.
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Tyler
Tex
D. W. Parish
Federal Court
Eastern District of Teas
Vaughan's Dismissal Tied to Duty Failure in Justice Dept Memo
An official Justice Department letter explains Vaughan's dismissal as Birmingham district attorney three years ago for neglect of duty. Vaughan refused to bring a specified suit into chancery after about 20 instructions and extended follow ups. He delayed 420 days before replying, and the subject of the suit is not stated.
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Department of Justice
Montgomery
Ala
Vaughan
Birmingham
Rome
Fast Train Plunges Into Open Switch at Leesburg
A Baltimore Ohio Southwestern wreck near Leesburg Ohio left two dead and 44 injured. The No 3 Rey Blue Flyer, from Cincinnati to destination, hit an open switch at 8 pm causing eight cars to derail and the engine to explode. Noted fatalities were engineer Philip Roe and fireman Charles Studer both of Chillicothe. General Manager I W Rawn directed rescue and medical care for the injured.
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Chilicothe, O
Baltimore, Ohio and Southwestern
Leesburg
Here
Philip Roe
Chillicothe
Charles Studer
John Sellers
Wellston
Sylvester
Charles Mosher
George Warner
Mabel Warner
Wylar
Henry Greenbaum
I. W. Rawn
Warner House
Socialist Marri Arrested Over Italian Count Murder
Lallio Marri, a socialist lawyer from Boulogna, is reported arrested at Ala in Austrian Tyrol on charges he killed Count Bonmartini in Boulogna. Initial motives cited robbery, later a family quarrel and a confession by Marri were reported, with lay theories about a love affair.
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Count Bonmartini
Vienna
Lallio Marri
Boulogna
Italy
Ala
Austrian Tyrol
Marri
Lullio
Dieputch
Louisville and Nashville funds plan big upgrades
The Louisville and Nashville plans a 1,000,000 dollar investment in extensive repairs on the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern line. Acquired last spring, the road will serve as the main line from Cincinnati to Atlanta via Jellico and Knoxville. Work will lower grades, add steel viaducts and stone culverts, and rebalance ballast from the Tennessee state line to Marietta Georgia.
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Atlanta
Knoxville
Northern
Knochville
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
Newhville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Jellico
Tennessee State Line
Marietta
Nashville rail project lays first 64 miles toward Murfreesboro
The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad begins laying 80-pound steel rails. The first 64 miles extend from Nashville toward Wartrace, with plans to reach Murfreesboro as rails are delivered. The goal is to complete 80-pound rails across the Chattanooga division.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis
Nashville
Wartracy
Murfreesboro
Chattanooga
Two Damage Suits Filed Against Waycross Officials
Two damages suits at ten thousand dollars each allege malicious arrest against Mayor George R Youmans and slander against Dr J M Spence, representative-elect from Ware county. W H Calhoun sues Youmans over arrest for selling a watch not his own, later released. W A Berry, a former Waresboro teacher, accuses Spence of calling him a thief and a cur in public remarks.
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Waycross
George R. Youmans
J. M. Spence
Ware County
W. H Calhoun
Youmans
W. A. Berry
Waresboro
Dr. Spence
Spence
Berry
Calhoun
South Carolina
Youman
Central of Georgia Train Wreck Near Euhaville Injures Two
Central of Georgia passenger freight mix No. 20 derailed 3 miles south of Euhaville at 6 30 pm due to a broken flange on a coal car wheel. The coal car left the track and was badly damaged. a baggage car was slightly damaged. No crew injuries. two passengers H J Jordan of Macon and T W Hunt of Florida were bruised.
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Columbus
H. J. Jordan
Macon, Ga
T. W. Hunt
Florida
Burglar Negro in Desperate Home Invasion Case
Ben McClendon a well known local worker was seen on Monk street in a state of undress after a burglary at Capt. Carreras residence on Amherst and George streets. Carreras said McClendon entered through a window thirteen feet high and fled after being confronted. McClendon claimed intoxication and memory loss of the incident.
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Ben McClendon
Davenport
Monk Street
Brown
Carreras
Amherst
George Streets
McClendon
Capt. Carreras
Brunswick Negroes in Stampede at Birmingham Tragedy
A group of Brunswick negroes attending the National Baptist convention in Birmingham were caught in a fatal stampede that left 78 dead and 80 injured. Chaos erupted after a misinterpreted alarm as a call of fire. The final casualty list remains unreconciled, and it is not known if any Brunswick attendees were among the dead or injured.
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Birmingham
Ashe
Southern Sends Greetings From Montclair
A Sept 18 1902 letter from a reader in Montclair New Jersey asks Brunswick News to continue mailing to the current address while noting a move to New York City for daily business. The writer praises autumn scenery and frost while highlighting coal shortages and winter fears for modest families amid a strike, urging appreciation of southern resources.
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Montclair
N. J
Brunswick News
New York City
Mbdt
Firemen Injured Horses Burned In City Stable Blaze
Three firemen were injured and 25 horses perished in a large livery stable fire at 525 East 65th Street in New York City. Two injured firefighters were taken to hospital with potentially fatal injuries. the financial loss was reported as small.
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New York
Sixty-fifth Street
A Good Suggestion Union Street Resident Tells How to Settle Bicycle Matter
Union Street resident and property owner proposes sidewalks be shared by pedestrians and bicycles. He suggests enforcing clean sidewalks and letting bicycles use one side while keeping the other for walkers, and extending the rule townwide to improve appearance and safety.
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Union Street
Union
Yeoman Hyland Dies at 86 Veteran Navy Chief
Patrick J Hyland a yeoman on the cruiser Brooklyn and Admiral Dewey s chief yeoman on the Olympia at Manila Bay is dead at his New York home. He entered service in 1888 and was among the navy s best known petty officers. He also served aboard the Wrenton during its loss in the Apia hurricane.
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Yeoman Hyland
New York
Patrick J. Hyland
Brooklyn
Hyland
Navy
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Wrenton
Apia
Samoa
Troops and Strikers Clash in Portugal Clash
A Lisbon dispatch reports serious clashes between troops and strikers at Guer da near Oporto in Portugal. Several workmen are said to have been killed during the violence, with injuries and disorder noted along the scene.
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London
Lésbon
Portugal
Guerda
Oporto
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